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Disney is looking for a new ad technology provider.

Microsoft, Google, and now Apple have all made big moves in the last week that centered on their efforts to boost artificial intelligence.

Greg and Audrey made a worrying discovery about Ramon’s adoption in the next episode of the HBO series.

The new version of the YouTube Kids app will only display content manually approved by Google.

A bunch of leaked images appeared to show the Galaxy Note 9 with an in-display fingerprint sensor, but they were quickly proven to be fake.

There’s evidence to prove that a new Chromebook with a 4K display is currently in the works.

The Bendigo mayor reacted to how Adult Swim portrayed the city in its "Rick and Morty" parody episode on April Fool's Day.

Aghdam was a YouTuber who held a grudge against the self-broadcasting platform. She ranted about YouTube in many of the videos she posted online.

Google’s Search feature now presents information on movie showtimes and theaters.

An animated Harrison, also called the “clockmaker” for his exceptional contribution in the world of sea navigation, was depicted in the doodle, hard at work, surrounded by clock-making tools.

Google's mid-range Pixel phone is said to make its debut either in July or in August.

Apple and Microsoft trail Google in the U.S. K-12 education market.

Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg's war of words tells you all you need to know about why Apple will benefit from Facebook's struggles. However, how much Apple will benefit is unclear.

In the past too, the company has been criticized for censoring Christian vloggers on YouTube, going as far as to cut off questions about Jesus on its home device. 

Google has announced that it is shutting down Google URL Shortener, but it is replacing the service with Firebase Dynamic Links.

The Google Home Mini doesn't have great sound quality, but bringing Bluetooth speaker support should fix that.

Tim Cook took some shots at Facebook in a recent interview, stating Apple has chosen not to turn its customers into a product the way Facebook has.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly planning to testify before the U.S. Congress over the company's data privacy practices.

A lawsuit filed by a prominent conservative radio host accusing YouTube of censoring conservatives has been thrown out by a judge.

The Acer Chromebook Tab 10 features a 9.7-inch display, houses the OP1 processor and runs Chrome OS with support for Android apps and Google's Education suite.

Saruhashi was the first scientist to accurately measure the concentration of carbonic acid in water based on temperature, pH Level, and chlorinity.

The app can even show the true scale of the distant NASA space probes if sufficient space is available.

The Google Doodle on March 21 celebrates the 105th birthday of astronomer Guillermo Haro, who discovered a new class of nebula and helped promote astronomical research in Mexico.

The latest Google Maps for iOS update comes with restaurant wait times and other features.

Facebook saw its stock drop by almost 7 percent Monday following reports that the company shared personal data of as many as 50 million users.

The popular, live trivia app HQ Trivia disappeared from the iOS App Store because of a technical issue.

Twitter is reportedly planning to implement a ban on cryptocurrency advertisements following a number of scams on the platform.

Google is imposing stricter rules for Android apps, so many apps could be blocked from running when Android P comes out.

Samsung Electronics has already come up with a notice that announces the imminent discontinuation of the hidden video editor.